We are excited to deepen our policy and partnerships work with Elaine at the helm.
Elaine Wacuka Hurt is a systems thinker and social research practitioner who now
leads on Policy and Partnerships at Kidogo. Elaine has over 10 years of experience
conducting evaluations for sustainability and impact in several countries, including
providing inputs for program strategy, identifying program priorities, conducting pre-
implementation assessments and feasibility studies and engaging government
officials. Prior to Kidogo, Elaine worked at Tiny Totos, Georgetown University
Initiative on Innovation, Development and Evaluation, Plan International, Global E-
Schools and Community Initiative and the United Nations Department of Economic
and Social Affairs. Elaine holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Development
Management from the School for International Training and a Bachelor of Science in
Foreign Service from Georgetown University. She was featured for her work to
expand a road safety intervention in East Africa based on two acclaimed randomized
control trials on BBC World Hacks in 2017.